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Posted by akrashid on 01/26/07 14:30
On Jan 25, 5:06 pm, "Jonathan N. Little" <lws4...@centralva.net> wrote:
> akras...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Hi all,
>
> > I have a simple document imaging application In this application I
> > scan documents and the store them in PDF format in directories that are
> > named A through Z. During the day I could have 200 to 300 new files
> > in some or all the above directories.
>
> > I was thinking may be there is a way that I could, using html create a
> > simple web page that would scan through the above structure and display
> > the PDF's as clickable links. Then a user could click on the link and
> > have the PDF document open up for working.Firstly, you must understand that HTML is not a programing language, it
> doesn't do anything but define that part of a document, such as this is
> a paragraph and that is a heading, and this is a list. For what you ask
> requires scripting, and server-side to be precise.
>
> > Any help or guidence will be appreciated.
>
> > I have MS Frontpage 2003,IMO that will not help you much, you want to automate something.
>
> > but no web server. Files are stored on a
> > windows server.Confused here, so *who* will have access to these files. Are you
> expecting folks on the Internet or on a private local LAN?
>
> --
> Take care,
>
> Jonathan
> -------------------
> LITTLE WORKS STUDIOhttp://www.LittleWorksStudio.com
Thanks for the feedback, I see what you are saying. These people are
going to be on an intranet, and the directory which is on a Windows
server, is going to be mapped to there PC. May aim was that instead of
digging in the directory structure I could display the contents of the
directories on a web page.
thanks again
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